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CROOKSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT HONORS STAFF WITH AWARDS AND HONORS

The Crookston School District held its annual staff awards celebration on Friday, June 2, at the Crookston High School auditorium. The award winners and honorees are listed and pictured below. OSPY Award winners (OSPY stands for Outstanding Service to Pirate Youth). Susan Garmen (HES), Susan Akerlind (HES), Susan Wagner (CHS), Suzie Larson (WES), Ray Shafer […]

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CARE AND SHARE BOARD EXPRESSES INTEREST IN WASHINGTON SCHOOL BUILDING

The Crookston School Board met in a special meeting on Monday afternoon in the Crookston School District office. After approving the new superintendent contract, they heard from the Care and Share Center board about its interest in the Washington School building.   Care and Share Center board members Faye Overgaard, Kari Brault, Allen Dragseth, Rick Keller,

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CROOKSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT ENCOURAGES PARENTS TO DOWNLOAD BUSQUEST APP

With sub-zero temperatures and storms in the winter and spring, the Crookston School District is encouraging families with children who take the bus to school to download their BusQuest app to allow parents to track their child’s bus location to let them know when it is scheduled to arrive at their bus stop and receive

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CROOKSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS APPLY FOR STATE’S STOP-ARM CAMERA GRANT

Every year, drivers ignoring or going through school buses’ stop arms is a continued concern for school officials and law enforcement. From 2017-2021, law enforcement has cited 4,652 drivers for stop-arm violations, and the National Association of State Directors of Pupil Transportation Services observed 1,003 stop-arm violations in a single day in Minnesota during their

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CROOKSTON SAFETY COMMITTEE TO CONDUCT DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING ON TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT OVER NEXT TWO MONTHS

The Crookston Public School District’s Safety Committee meeting on Wednesday night to discuss different issues in each school in the district in the Crookston High School Atrium. OLD BUSINESS The board began the meeting with Northwest Service Co-op Health & Safety Project Coordinator Brian Byklum reporting they had done some drug and alcohol testing recently

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